Black Science #5 Gelatin Silver IV Blue Science #3 Mordancage II Science #1 Mordancage Science #15 Gelatin Silver Science #24 Mordancage III Brittany Nelson isn't your typical photographer.
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It's very tightly linked between cognitive science, near science and computer science.
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Note to politicians: There's no such thing (thank goodness) as liberal science or conservative science, just good science and bad science.
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For the purposes of this post, I'm going to call them science-theory, or science-t, and science-practice, or science-p.
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I have looked at the science and I have enough of a science background ... And a lot of the science is junk science.
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"Who gets to do science, who funds science, who the science is for—all of those things influence the science itself," Gill said.
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What separates sound science from junk science is the quality of the science itself.
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Well, I'm a science dork, so I'm a fan of real science in science fiction.
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The importance of science fiction to entrepreneurship There are three types of science fiction (in my view): crap, serialized crap and hard-science science fiction.
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It's just as possible to have Buddhist science as to have Christian science or Taoist science.
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" What's next: "[The March for Science summit] will have science outreach, science advocacy and community organizing.
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Their battle is, in a sad way, against science itself—not science in principle, but science in practice.
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There are two types of AP classes for computer science, AP Computer Science A and AP Computer Science Principles.
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The dismissal of climate science as "liberal science" rather than just science, has not occurred under a totalitarian regime.
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Talk about science — Show your own respect for science.
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He also wrote science fiction on the side, publishing his first short story in Analog Science Fiction / Science Fact in 1971.
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As a fan of science fiction and science, I have to say that The Expanse has a bunch of great science.
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Then another piece of science fiction would become science fact.
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"Oftentimes autism detection science vastly outpaces intervention science," says Warren.
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Bless His science, may it smite the corrupt government science.
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We are not a science academy making proclamations about science.
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These GMO companies have bad science down to a science.
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This idea of "open science" will actually shut down science.
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"Myths nourish science, and science nourishes myth," Mr. Rovelli says.
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Junk science convicted these men; real science set them free.
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Science curiosity and science knowledge are not the same thing.
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This is science, after all, and science is constantly evolving.
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The war on science isn't really against science, per se.
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It also includes the bubbling genomic science and data science.
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In the real world, the ideals of science-t are embodied by science-p, the actual institutions, norms, and people doing science.
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It left 350 positions at the EPA unfilled including more than 100 scientists in specialties like environmental science, life science, and physical science.
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Master of Business Administration (iMBA) Master of Science in Accounting (iMSA) Master of Computer Science in Data Science Master's in Innovation and Entrepreneurship
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Science-p must be concerned not merely with doing good science-t, but with the conditions that make doing good science-t possible.
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CLIMATE SCIENCE HEARING DESCENDS INTO SNIPING: Meanwhile, the Science Committee's hearing on climate change science on Wednesday turned into a partisan sparring fest.
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" But many policy questions are not answerable by science alone, as Alvin Weinberg observed in his landmark 1972 article, "Science and Trans-Science.
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The science magazine Science reported on the accusations earlier this month.
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Ufology is not science in the way SETI researchers do science.
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Simply put, data science shouldn't be as complicated as rocket science.
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These experiences extend beyond science itself to science journalism, as well.
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To make this judgment, I looked to science — political science, specifically.
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On the forensic science side, many don't have any science background.
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And so to your point, science fiction is becoming science fact.
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It's not rocket science, but it's also not not rocket science.
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If your brain was donated to science, science would return it.
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Our science section is debunking common misconceptions about health and science.
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TRENTON "Mad Science: Up Up and Away," science experiments for kids.
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It's not a science, but there is some science to it.
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We called it the Science Project kind of thing, Science Fair.
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The science is extraordinary, but science communication has been unintentionally inept.
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Taking the most recent science as the most currently validated science.
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Science Times at 40 Science is mired in a "replication" crisis.
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It is the California Science Center, not the California Science Museum.
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Science in Sport Go Hydro Hydration Tablets — £4.99 (list price £7) Science in Sport Go Electrolyte Energy Drink Powder — £16.99 (list price £26) Science in Sport Rego Rapid Recovery Protein Shake — £22.99 (list price £38) Science in Sport Go Energy Drink — £17.99 Science in Sport Rego Rapid Recovery — £31.99
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On the contrary, scholars have been studying this for decades, in fields including science and technology studies, the sociology of science, the history and philosophy of science, technology policy, applied ethics, law and computer science itself.
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Profits from its Science Pack of cards also go towards the Science Ambassador Scholarship, a scholarship for women seeking an undergraduate degree in science.
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They're also computer science research labs, and science for the sake of science is worth pursuing precisely because you don't know what you'll discover.
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All that works against science and we need to work for science.
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Predicting the weather is a science, but it's not a perfect science.
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You describe the Next Generation Science Standards as three-dimensional science learning.
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"It's fantasy and science fiction, but based on actual science," he says.
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He's one of these people who just believed in science for science.
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Their work was published this week in the science journal Science Robotics.
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To try to answer that question, I consulted science — specifically, political science.
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However, gracing the computer science course catalog was AP Computer Science. Period.
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Social science, even medical and so-called "hard" science, often doesn't replicate.
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They are fine with science, but only if it is their science.
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"Good science is good science, regardless who pays for it," said Resnik.
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"The March for Science is a celebration of science," according to organizers.
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The science of antidepressants, is not, as it goes, an exact science.
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"Instead of junk science, it should be called new science," Delgado said.
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While antimatter sounds like science fiction, it is most definitely science fact.
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"The science should be settled," Gerard said of the science board's actions.
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Carnival & Science Spectacular (Saturday) What do carnivals have to do with science?
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Science is science and embryos are cells of potential, not definitive life.
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Anybody who doesn't believe the science is willfully not believing the science.
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Content moderation is art not science, as well… Or art and science.
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The math and science geeks stick with the math and science geeks.
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This year the focus is on science—and specifically, women in science.
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Mr. Trump's decisions will be based upon solid science, not politicized science.
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"The House Science Committee should endeavor to promote sound science," he said.
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"Our focus should be sound science, not political science," Mr. Pruitt said.
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Science-p is different from science-t in two vitally important ways.
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If we won't listen to science, maybe we'll listen to science fiction.
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Science-t is the scientific method itself, the idealized essence of science.
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"Science" in the service of ideology and exploitation isn't science at all.
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"Guidance counselors just pound it into us: science, college, science," he says.
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The podcast is familiar geek comfort food: science fiction and fantasy creators telling science fiction and fantasy fans why they like science fiction and fantasy.
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So in no particular order, we present to you the WIRED Science Desk's completely unscientific picks for best science and science-fiction writing of 2016.
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It's a part of the Underground Science Festival, an alternative science festival meant to spotlight how science really works as well as science's forgotten voices.
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Huertas himself advocates for "science justice," which includes sharing research results more equitably, preventing science institutions from oppressing others, and preventing the censorship of science.
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The public university enrolls roughly 1,635 undergraduate students and offers bachelor's of engineering, bachelor's of science, master's of science and associate's of applied science degrees.
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The group will collaborate with and extend the work of his other two science focused ventures, the Allen Institutes for Brain Science and Cell Science.
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Every year, 4-H youth complete more than 5 million 43-H STEM projects in computer science, robotics, agricultural science, engineering, environmental science and more.
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In the astronomical world, the border between science fact and science fiction can be very permeable, perhaps because many scientists grew up reading science fiction.
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ET on the Science Channel, comes during a week that will see many science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) related-activities — including the 2016 White House Science Fair (taking place April 13) and the USA Science & Engineering Festival.
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It was really cool talking to Mika McKinnon, who's a science consultant on television shows; or Dr. Buddhini Samarasinghe, who's a science communicator and makes science more fun to regular people who don't understand science super well like me.
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There is no one staffing the "science" office at the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, and Trump lacks a science advisor as well.
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The Center for Open Science worked alongside Science Exchange, a "marketplace for outsourcing science research," to catalogue and replicate some of the most-cited cancer studies.
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The role of science advisor is to help guide the president on issues relating to science and technology, overseeing the Office of Science and Technology Policy.
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Fortunately for those who seek entertaining surprises from politics, political science is a science of single instances, which means it is not much of a science.
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Mr. Smith said the program allowed students in underfinanced public schools "with no science labs or poor science labs" to study science, technology, engineering and math.
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Absent from this discussion are experts on planetary science, technology, and Earth science.
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How any of us survived after such a slaying is beyond science. SCIENCE!
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Science fiction often uses, well, science, to tell a speculative story about society.
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We talk frequently about times that science fiction has predicted coming science advances.
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That shirt had science in it, and now the nerds want science back.
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Science "On science, we're going to focus on the core function," he said.
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Baking is a science and like any science it needs to be exact.
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Many of those campaigns are based more on political science than sound science.
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Folk-rock science has always had better guitar solos than pop science, anyway.
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What the 12-ingredient formula does have is science — cold, hard, honest science.
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In the meantime, though, turning science fact into science fiction benefits no one.
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Popular Science has a new interview with President Obama about science and technology.
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Science isn't perfect, but it's a reputable source of science news and research.
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It's not science fiction; it's science fact, and not everybody's happy about it.
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"The science is strong enough to show it's not science fiction," Miller said.
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Some exhibits blended medical science and racial science in a bizarrely inaccurate manner.
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The researchers claim is that the science doesn't agree because it's bad science.
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Climate science is a real science that is in some sense making progress.
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Many women ultimately leave science and science-related fields to pursue something else.
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Then they divvied the books into three groups: political, science and non-science.
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The U.S. National Science Foundation-supported research was published in the journal Science.
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Cook's Science But as with most of our problems, science has a solution.
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To try to answer these questions, I looked to science — political science, specifically.
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Thomas Zurbuchen is the associate administrator for NASA science, coordinating NASA's science missions.
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Very little in science—and least of all medical science—is so certain.
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The science on that—and there's been a lot of science—remains fuzzy.
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I accept the science, and I cared about the implications of the science.
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Okay, but if it's junk science, then it's disagreement about the actual science.
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A science museum is like science itself; it's something that is never done.
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His way of thinking greatly affected cognitive science and not just computer science.
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Read This Next: Science Committee Wants to Restrict the EPA's Use of Science
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It almost sounds like science fiction, but it's really just science: climate change.
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As science curiosity rises, science intelligence rises, limply (see in the chart below).
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Walt Miller, "Dianetics: The Evolution of a Science" (Astounding Science Fiction, May 1950).
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It is the Regeneron Science Talent Search, not the Intel Science Talent Prize.
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"Science without activism is dead science," Mr. Chouinard said in a recent interview.
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Robotic workers might sound like science fiction, but they're increasingly becoming science fact.
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Science magazine is published by the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
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When I do science, I'm not doing science at the five star hotel.
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It inspired the recent March for Science this Science Times article deals with.
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The federal science review calls for a $1.3 billion boost for science funding.
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After a question from Jacob at the White House Science Fair about whether President Obama had a Kid Science Advisor, the White House launched a Kid Science Advisor campaign, which drew over 2,500 ideas from students about science and STEM education.
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What they did: The 10 studies, published in Science, Science Advances and Science Translational Medicine, looked at about 2000 individual brain samples — both tissues and single cells.
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Indeed, one of the factors that PISA shows can help to translate science performance into science-related career expectations is student enjoyment and positive attitudes towards science.
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It was not honest when Smith criticized Science magazine—one of the country's most prestigious science publications—as being a non-objective source of information about science.
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Brenda Clough, a science fiction author, says she marches for science because without real science, there would be nothing for the imagination to use to write fiction.
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Read more " _____ • Troy H. Campbell and Lauren Griffin in Scientific American: "People's relationship with science is much more complex and nuanced than 'pro-science' or 'anti-science.
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The President's Computer Science for All initiative commits significant federal resources to training new computer science teachers, upgrading educational materials and creating regional computer science education partnerships.
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THE HILL'S 'MARCH FOR SCIENCE' COVERAGE: -March for Science rallies draw huge crowds around US -Bill Nye slams lawmakers for 'actively suppressing science' -Dems knock Trump on Earth Day -Researchers in Antarctica tweet support for March for Science -Bill Nye criticizes CNN on air for inviting climate change skeptic -Clinton to science demonstrators: 'March on!
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But science cannot happen without politics—so it matters how politicians talk about science.
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" "If someone does not accept basic climate science, what other science don't they accept?
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When students (especially non-science majors) take required science classes, there is a reason.
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We started with science, so a lot of what we do is still science.
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Ultimately, the issue has long been that ocean science has lagged behind terrestrial science.
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We're looking for features about technology, science, science fiction, our planet, and the internet.
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What was originally written as science fiction has become uncannily similar to science fact.
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"It's not a precise science, and it's never been a precise science," she says.
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It's worth noting that the atmospheric science estimates in this paper aren't settled science.
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Many will focus on digital skills, such as data science, computer science and cybersecurity.
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"Indigenous science and modern science aren't conflicting, they're complimentary of each other," he said.
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"Wantonly disregarding science and defunding science is a disaster for our future," she says.
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Ironically, conservation science is being derailed, at least in part, by blatant pseudo-science.
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Science Education Standards Got WorseIt should have been a good year for science education.
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And what is based in science, and what is more fantasy or science fiction?
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Well, looks like that bit of science fiction is about to become science fact.
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These results were published last week in the science journal Veterinary Medicine and Science.
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"We're checking how reliable is the actual science being presented by science," said Hartgerink.
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As a kid, I was interested in science and science fiction, history, drawing, sketching.
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No body of science has been more reviewed and stress-tested than climate science.
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But Resource Prospector is not doing straight science; it's doing economic science, Metzger says.
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It was part science, part science fiction — and part something entirely personal to him.
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Perhaps the greatest strength of science is that over time, science is self-correcting.
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"20013" was a science-fiction film trying not to be outrun by science itself.
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And equating pseudoscience, or even just bad science, with solid science isn't just unorthodox.
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If you base the design of planes on science, they fly... science works, bitches!
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It stands for science, technology, engineering and math, not science, technology, economics and math.
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"Science fiction has become science fact," University of Arizona astronomy professor Daniel Marrone said.
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Columbia expanded its engineering and computer science programs, and created the Data Science Institute.
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"It's an emerging science, but it's actually a very needed science," Ms. Boser said.
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If they are lucky they may discover the difference between science and junk science.
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It is important for individuals, for the sociology of science and for science itself.
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Science Magazine has a thorough breakdown of the science provisions in the spending bill.
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We should rely on good science, not science fiction, when we evaluate climate change.
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Even when adopting practices informed by science, older or dated science is sometimes used.
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Three: Besides your own science, become more broadly informed about science and scientific issues.
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You have to have a degree in physical science, engineering, or mathematics that included 24 semester hours in physical science and/or related engineering science, or comparable experience.
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Sridhar earned a bachelor's degree in computer science from the Indian Institute of Technology Madras, and his master's of science and PhD in computer science from Brown University.
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According to NASA, if a person does not have a bachelor's degree in "engineering, biological science, physical science, computer science or mathematics," they will not be considered, period.
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Last year, the National Science Foundation announced funding for the development of four data science regional hubs across the country each focusing on specific areas of data science.
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At the World Conference of Science Journalists last month, South African science writer Sibusiso Biyela spoke about how language inequality can keep people — and ideas — out of science.
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The science of the Rorschach, to the extent that one can refer to it as a science, is a science of artistic response as the key to personality.
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"Climate science is really well established, like gravity," said Benjamin Strauss, president of Climate Central, a nonprofit science and news organization that has received National Science Foundation funding.
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Though the March for Science has done its best to maintain its political neutrality (Per March for Science PR: "The goal of the March for Science is to highlight the valuable role science plays in society and policy, and to demonstrate deep public support for science"), it has been widely understood as a protest of these policies.
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This post is part of Science of Sci-Fi, Mashable's ongoing series dissecting the science (or lack of science) in our favorite sci-fi movies, TV shows, and books.
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The news that Australia's federal science agency plans to cut as many as 350 climate science research jobs is being met with worldwide condemnation from the climate science community.
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Here are those same four strategies, as used in first paragraphs by various science journalists who write for The Times's Trilobites column, Science News and Science News for Students.
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Forensic science is the child of a bad marriage between pure science and law enforcement.
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" Hancock said that anti-vaccination activists were "campaigning against science," adding, "the science is settled.
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China's space program has fired up imaginations and public appetite for science and science fiction.
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Genna Reed is a science and policy analyst for the Center for Science and Democracy.
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It's a basic tenet of analysis in social science, especially in economics and political science.
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Science fiction and science fact have long shared an interchangeable dialogue of inspiring each other.
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Science itself may be nonpartisan, but the March for Science this weekend simply couldn't be.
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Nightflyers was originally published in the April 1980 issue of Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact.
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"That said, unless your science is public, it's not science, it's just alchemy," Doctorow added.
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At the morning graduation, my son received his Bachelor of Science degree in computer science.
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Photo via Wikipedia The science of antidepressants, is not, as it goes, an exact science.
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This isn't a matter of science—at least, it's not a matter of only science.
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"The science that is being doing is essentially Earth-based science," Walker tells The Verge.
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"Whatever science comes out of EPA, shouldn't be political science," Pruitt said at the time.
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Social science or intelligence analysis will never produce conclusions that are as certain as science.
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Get more stories like this by signing up for our weekly science newsletter, Axios Science.
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I haven't seen anything like it in my many decades in science and science watching.
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It's political 'science' for a reason and, as with all science, it has dangerous limitations.
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And you can't lead a science agency if you are not grounded by the science.
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It was published in Science Advances on Wednesday, not in the Thursday issue of Science.
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Dr. Joseph Perrone is the chief science officer at the Center for Accountability in Science.
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Tom Bruton, Ph.D., is a Science and Policy fellow at the Green Science Policy Institute.
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There, she will help the science officers with some seriously vague, highly classified biochemical science.
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"Junk science convicted these men; real science set them free," our reviewer, Elie Mystal, writes.
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Female social science research assistants make 108.3% as much as male social science research assistants.
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For now, she's going to work on her science communications website — Demystifying Science — full time.
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Nautilus Think, which "promotes science, education, and the literary arts," publishes an online science magazine.
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"He was a philosopher of science, and science is a search for reality," Soros said.
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The answer to science deniers is to make them answer for their denials with science.
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That means it's a great time to be a science-fantasy and science-fiction fan.
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If you deny testing, you deny science, and if you deny science, you deny progress.
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Nuclear weapons were a creation of science, and they depend wholly upon science for advancement.
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" But, as Pruitt commented, the focus at EPA should be "sound science, not political science.
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Books about science and especially computer science often suffer from one of two failure modes.
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So it's on us to speak the truth, rooted in science fact, not science fiction.
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For example, biology used to be a descriptive science, and now it's a quantifiable science.
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She'll work on the usual research and teaching but also public science stuff: "public engagement, science communication, citizen science, the study of how effective all that stuff is," she writes.
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"DeVos may try to push some backwards anti-science curriculum, and that's going to be tough for science teachers in places that already struggle with anti-science culture," Shermain said.
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Campbell is best known as the long-time editor of Astounding Science Fiction (now Analog Science Fact and Fiction), one of the most influential science fiction magazines of all time.
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Philosophy of science is an integral part of our public discourse on science, which is why I have always endeavored to communicate the value of science to society at large.
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It was not honest, for example, when House Science Committee Chairman Lamar Smith angrily said the Heartland Institute—an organization that openly denies climate science—does not deny climate science.
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The good news, for the Ontario Science Centre at least, is that the majority of respondents said they still trust science centres, museums, and scientists when they talk about science.
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Apps are founded on science in the same sense that a watercolor is founded on science, where the chemistry of pigments and the physics of brush strokes are the science.
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And it's part of the reason I urge you to march for science this Saturday, as well as study science, donate to science, and educate everyone you know about it.
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Airbnb's efforts are, instead, a company co-opting and twisting the notion of citizen science to use science (even perhaps a little real science!) to sell its mission and product.
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" Testifying before the House Science, Space and Technology Committee, Wheeler said the decision to move forward with the controversial open-science rule reflects a commitment to "the highest-quality science.
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Yet the tweet only barely touches on just how anti-science the Science Committee actually is. .
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An attack on one branch of science hurts all science in the eyes of the public.
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"It goes way beyond typical computer science: electrical engineering, physics, thermodynamics, acoustic science, optics," he says.
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A smart place to start looking for answers is science fiction, and specifically utopian science fiction.
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The certified science teacher started Wonder Connection in 2006 to provide science programing to hospitalized kids.
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"There's a lot of misinformation about what science is and what good science is," he says.
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We have mountains of empirical evidence of our ability to turn science fiction into science fact.
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Science Feedback fact-checks news and information primarily based on whether it is rooted in science.
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We need more science, they claim, while also moving to strip government science agencies of funding.
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Science has since disproven this theory, but we're not talking about science, we're talking about love.
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The reason has to do with the culture of science as much as the science itself.
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Self-interests that are contrary to the science have always made some science hard to accept.
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The analysis from Digital Science, a technology company, suggests Brexit would cost British science £1 billion.
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Jessica Cundiff is an assistant professor of psychological science at Missouri University of Science and Technology.
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"This is not really rocket science, but it's turned into a rocket science experiment," Sohn said.
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Verge Science is the home base for our experiments and explorations into the future of science.
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So, where is all the music about science that uses science data or teaches some facts?
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Crime scene investigators are required to have a bachelor's degree in either science or forensic science.
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"Where are the artificial minds promised by 1950s science fiction and 1960s science journalism?" he wrote.
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Lockhart has taught courses on exercise science, the science of wellness and the nature of being.
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At a hearing of the House Science Committee on Wednesday entitled Strengthening Science or Strengthening Silence?
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Expedition 60 will conduct biology, biotechnology, physical science and Earth science experiments on the space station.
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It's about the power and promise of science, even if the actual science makes no sense.
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The research also brings up new ethical concerns as science crosses over into science-fiction territory.
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In an ideal world, science journalism will make science stronger by shining a light upon it.
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"[Space science] can benefit Ghana as a whole," said Julian Bennett, the university's space science director.
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The science-fiction writer Orson Scott Card struck back in the magazine Fantasy and Science Fiction .
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Additionally, three NASA Earth Science airborne science campaigns will be rescheduled for later in the year.
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I love how the pro-science crowd throws science out the window when it is inconvenient.
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As science reporters, we also have to keep tying the science back to the central narrative.
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Productions based on Science Fiction do not have to have interoperability issues in Science Fiction society.
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Quammen, one of science writing's savviest stylists, is best when probing the human side of science.
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Joshua Kalla is an assistant professor of political science and statistics & data science at Yale University.
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New research suggests "hard/lab science" is valued over "patient-focused science" in awarding research grants.
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Instead of filling your brain with science fiction, you could be filling it with actual science.
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Meanwhile, more than 40 top government science positions, including that of presidential science adviser, remain vacant.
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"The science fiction universal translator is now science fact," said Maya Leibman, American's chief information officer.
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Two House Science Committee subpanels will hold a joint hearing on the future of material science.
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"They want people to lose faith in the science or have uncertainty around science," he said.
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"Slow science," which focuses on the "bigger aims of science" as a method of truth seeking.
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Two executives at augmented reality companies said the device resembled a science project or science experiment.
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Biology is ruled by nature, much more than the laws of physical science or mechanical science.
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"I sincerely hope that science and scientists differ from science fiction and its practitioners," he wrote.
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Science Times at 233 Many women in science thought that meritocracy was the antidote to sexism.
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Smith is for conservative media and against liberal media, for conservative science and against liberal science.
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Only 253 percent of the students graduating from computer-science and information-science programs were women.
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In 2007, the science advocacy group Sense About Science contacted the manufacturers of 15 "detox" products.
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The budget also contains a $1 billion cut to the National Science Foundation, as Science reports.
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How science changed sci-fi about Mars Without science fiction, you might not be reading this.
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I mean, right now we don't have a chief science officer running the office of science.
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NIAC revises what is possible by using technological developments to transform science fiction into science fact.
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Yesterday, the convention announced the final nominees, which includes a wide selection of works: Best Science Fiction Novel Best Fantasy Novel Best Young Adult / Middle Grade Novel Best Military Science Fiction or Fantasy Novel Best Alternate History Novel Best Apocalyptic Novel Best Horror Novel Best Comic Book Best Graphic Novel Best Science Fiction or Fantasy TV Series Best Science Fiction or Fantasy Movie Best Science Fiction or Fantasy PC / Console Game Best Science Fiction or Fantasy Mobile Game Best Science Fiction or Fantasy Board Game Best Science Fiction or Fantasy Miniatures / Collectible Card / Role-Playing Game Call of Cthulhu Roleplaying Game (7th Edition) by Chaosium Inc.
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Roberts is a science fiction novelist who's also an academic; his book The History of Science Fiction is an essential read for anyone interested in... well, the history of science fiction.
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At the 600-plus Marches for Science around the world this Earth Day, we reminded everyone, our lawmakers especially, that science serves our society, and science must shape our public policies.
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That's according to the new Science and Engineering Indicators 2016 reportout today from the National Science Board — a group appointed by the president that sets policies for the National Science Foundation.
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" Speaking of science, back in March, the website of EPA's Office of Science and Technology changed its mission statement from developing "science-based" standards to developing "economically and technologically achievable standards.
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They enumerate misconceptions about public attitudes toward science and try to explain the motivations behind science denialism, all in order to arm advocates with rhetorical tools to combat "anti-science" views.
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Second, Japan is leveraging science — more accurately, science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM), for which science is used as the shorthand in the name of Sunday's holiday — to boost its productivity.
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Scientific Explorer Mind-Blowing Science Kit, available at Amazon, $11.29This science gift for kids teaches chemistry basics and encourages children to make "magic" (aka science) appear in front of their eyes.
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That's what Times journalists do every day across our Science, Health and Technology sections, and it's what Science News and Science News for Students do on their sites too, where journalists explain things like meteor showers, the science of ghosts and how sleep may affect test scores.
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"There is no room for promoters of anti-science on the board of a science museum, let alone arguably the greatest science museum in the world," said Michael E. Mann, a leader in the climate field who directs the Earth System Science Center at Penn State.
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"The Trump administration's proposed budget would cripple the science and technology enterprise through short-sighted cuts to discovery science programs and critical mission agencies alike," Rush Holt, CEO of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the nation's largest science advocacy organization, said in a statement.
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"I have a lot of qualms about marching for science bc science has left so many behind...so I'm not marching for science — I'm marching for scientists," McLaughlin tweeted during the march.
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He is no stranger to federal science agencies, having served two six-year terms on the National Science Board, which oversees the National Science Foundation, under Presidents George W. Bush and Obama.
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Searching for hints, I clicked to the welcome effort by the organization Science Debate to engage the four presidential candidates' campaign teams on 20 science questions, if not an actual science debate.
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As Bill Freese, science policy analyst at the Center for Food Safety, put it, "This decision is a stark demonstration of how hostility to science and science-based safeguards harms us all."
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Zhang Xiaoping, an associate professor from Space Science Institute/Lunar and Planetary Science Laboratory of Macau University of Science and Technology, said that the spacecraft would follow the Chang'e-24's trajectory.
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"I've always loved science fiction, and what's really interesting on this one is that there's a certain amount of science fiction within the film becoming science fact outside of it," Smith says.
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That's according to the new Science and Engineering Indicators 2016 report out today from the National Science Board — a group appointed by the president that sets policies for the National Science Foundation.
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Science already tells us that the opinions of the public are often divorced from that of science.
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You can learn about the science of the Kilauea eruption here from our sister site Live Science.
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Hughes does not "believe in science," which he told the AP has "no difference" from science fiction.
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Quantum information science is the application of the laws of quantum mechanics to information science, Hayduk explained.
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He is the co-author of "Climate Change: Picturing the Science", and an award-winning science communicator.
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This seminar will discuss possible instances of "heterodox science," fields of study that dissent from mainstream science.
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The National Science Foundation, the federal government's big funder of basic science, paid for the American part.
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Boas devoted his life to showing people that the science they were relying on was bad science.
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Many people don't realize that forensic science developed separately from laboratory science and is much less credible.
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The National Science Foundation's political science budget, about $10 million, has become a favorite target of Congress.
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Yesterday, Science Magazine published an op-ed about why one woman doesn't use Instagram for science outreach.
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Lots of other science organizations are also taking advantage of the event to do some science exploration.
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"I'm not really sure if [Aboriginal science] has to be used to benefit western science," she said.
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But also the reverse is true: Science has offered to philosophers of science new questions to ponder.
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Having good running shoes, that's sports science, eating healthy food, that's sports science, stretching, icing injuries, etc.
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It's based on science that's shown to work, but the actual science validating the product isn't there.
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Scientists typically argue that "you need to believe in science for the sake of science," Scheufele says.
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This graphic shows all Nobel prizes awarded for science or economic science, by gender and awardee's country.
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The House Committee on Science, Space and Technology will hold a hearing on science in EPA rulemaking.
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The science of compulsive lying is similar to the science that explains compulsive alcohol or drug use.
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The House Committee on Science, Space and Technology will hold a hearing on science in EPA rulemaking.
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At NASA we reach out to other worlds to attempt to turn science fiction into science fact.
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Bill Gates commends Chan Zuckerberg Science Bill Gates commends Chan Zuckerberg Science "This will work", Bargmann concluded.
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China's science is growing in significance, but the indicators for U.S. science are going the other way.
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Excluding that discussion may be contributing to the virulence of the battle against science, including environmental science.
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Psychology may be a science, but it ain't rocket science, even if this context sometimes involves explosives.
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Bill Nye "the science guy" is addressing the crowd in Washington, and slamming lawmakers who suppress science.
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" Later, on the topic of scientific integrity, Trump wrote that "science is science and facts are facts.
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Good natural science is critical, but so is research into the behavioral science behind the public's attitudes.
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Some of this there is science behind, but a lot of that science is still very contested.
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Instead of Science Writers, if the constitution passes Sunday's vote, its members will be Canadian Science Communicators.
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In 2012, Legrady got a National Science Foundation Arctic Social Science grant to finally digitize these photographs.
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We need to really re-evaluate the intersection of law and science, and in particular forensic science.
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Motherboard is nominated for three Webby awards, Best Science YouTube Channel, Best Drama, Best Tech/Science Podcast.
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Coursework included intelligence theory, terrorism and terrorist mindsets, law, behavioral science, law enforcement communication, and forensic science.
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First, because it is composed of human beings, science-p never reaches the ideal of science-t.
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This distinction between science-t and science-p helps illuminate two of the controversies around the march.
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The social science around climate change isn't as developed as the hard science, though interest is growing.
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Motherboard is nominated for three Webby awards, Best Science YouTube Channel, Best Drama, Best Tech/Science Podcast.
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That was the other play, it was on the Southern Fried Science blog network, science blog network.
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And while occasional science experiments might be done in class, they said there was no science curriculum.
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Female environmental science and geoscience technicians make 105.8% as much as male environmental science and geoscience technicians.
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Reich co-teaches the course with computer science professor Mehran Sahami and political science teacher Jeremy Weinstein.
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We're asking people to replicate our science, to review our science and come to their own conclusions.
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Hired a year earlier, Mr. Sutter was the first science teacher at Wellston to emphasize climate science.
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Stuart Zweben, professor of Computer Science & Engineering at Ohio State University, tracks data on computer science degrees.
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Mr. Cappon, 36, is studying for a bachelor of science degree in horticulture science at Temple University.
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And according to the Pew Research Center, women remain underrepresented in engineering, computer science and physical science.
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While traveling to Warsaw, Poland, in July, she toured the Copernicus Science Center, an interactive science museum.
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Over the decades, EPA has moved more and more from sound science to manipulated and secret science.
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" Clovis, a former talk radio host, has said that climate science is "junk science" and "not proven.
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A public understanding of science is not well served by shackling science to a national-security state.
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Members of the House Science Committee battled over the validity of climate science during a Wednesday hearing.
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It was the New York State Commission on Forensic Science, not the National Commission on Forensic Science.
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Georg Vanberg is professor of political science and law and chair of political science at Duke University.
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"Climate science like other fields of science is constantly changing," EPA spokeswoman Liz Bowman said in June.
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It's science-backed and science-obsessed, and offers a robust, doctor-sourced blog on women's health topics.
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It's just one example of the symbiotic relationship science and science fiction have had throughout modern history.
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"Mocking people who misuse science is a really useful gimmick for communicating how science works," he said.
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